The phrase "special picture" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a photograph or image that holds a sentimental or meaningful value to someone. Example: The family gathered around the fireplace, looking at the special picture of their grandparents on their wedding day.
"This is a very special picture.
Now that Josh has gone off to university, it's nice to have a special picture of him.
If she'd had a dress with flowers on it, it would have made a nice picture, but not a special picture.
One girl, from Regent High School, told the royal visitor she had a special picture on her own bedroom wall - one of the Duchess on her wedding day.
The Newton development team asked Mr. Trudeau to draw a special picture for them -- and then turned the image into an Easter egg in their next release (see www.madcapps.com/ Writings/every.htm).htm
THE level on which to take "Andy," a drama of a mentally deficient man, written and directed by Richard C. Sarafian, which opened at the Beekman yesterday, is that of the small, special picture that doesn't pretend to the large amenities, but aims to tell only a modest story and to do it sensitively and well.
Take special pictures in style with the Sony Ericsson C903 Cyber-shot™ 10 February 2009.
The palace is releasing special pictures, the Royal Mint is striking a commemorative coin, and newspapers are publishing glowing tributes.
The most special pictures show Cuba's people: lying together on the beach, on the playground, at the hair salon, walking through wide sunlit streets, watching the sea crash on the rocks.
Below are three tips regarding Holiday grief and some of the special pictures that Scotty took. 1. Remember Grief is Physical and Emotional - When responding to the news of a death stress hormones are released which put our body in a state of heightened awareness.
Some children draw, a couple of boys play cards, others are making special pictures where the images are picked out in glittering beads which the children sew onto cloth.
